A Pakistan leg-spinner criticizes the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after a disappointing run against England, using a Hindi proverb meaning that there is no point regretting after damage is done. The player’s comments reference the situation and imply that actions have already affected results.
Both outlets report the same statement, quoting the remark “Ab pachhtaye kya, jab chidiya chug gayin khet,” which translates to “It is no use crying over spilt milk.” Times of India frames the comment as a swipe at the PCB following the England debacle, while Yahoo Sports describes the criticism in broader terms as part of the player’s reaction to the team’s performance.
While the reports focus on the proverb and the fact that it is directed at the PCB, they do not provide additional details about specific decisions or events. The difference is mainly in wording and emphasis rather than new information.
